Surrender illegal ammunition

PARKVIEW – Residents are reminded to hand in illegal/unwanted firearms and ammunition by 31 May.

The firearm amnesty period commenced on 1 December last year and ends on 31 May this year.

Parkview police spokesperson, Captain Tintswalo Sibeko said, “The six-month firearm period will afford South Africans an opportunity to surrender illegal/unwanted firearms, ammunition and or firearm parts to help clear illegal guns from the streets. Surrendering of illegal/unwanted firearms, firearm parts and or ammunition, [can be done] without fear of being prosecuted for unlawful possession.”

Persons or institutions that meet the criteria below can apply for amnesty:

“Parkview SAPS is appealing to the community to surrender illegal/unwanted firearms, firearm parts and or ammunition, without fear of being prosecuted for unlawful possession, to help create a safer South Africa for all,” said Sibeko.

Details: Parkview Police Station 011 067 6000.

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